Wind Me Up
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Intro
E
E
F#7 B7 E
[Verso 1]
E
Will you call me babydoll?
E
Yes, you call me babydoll
B7
Well, wind me up and I'll come walking to you
B7
Turn the key, I say, "Please do"
B7
And I'll come walking straight to you
E E7
Just wind me up and I'll come walking to you
A
You can't wind me up too many times
E
You know I won't complain
A
All you've gotta do is wind me
E B7
And I'll walk or talk or sing
E
Wind me up and I will walk
E
Wind me up and I will talk
F#7 B7 E
And I'll say the sweetest things to you
Slide Guitar Solo
E
E
B7
B7
B7
E E7
Piano Solo
A
E
A
E B7
Fiddle Solo
E
E
F#7 B7 E
[Verso 2]
E
I can't walk unless you wind me
E
I can't talk unless you wind me
B7
Wind me up and I'll come walking to you
B7
I can laugh or I can cry
B7
Anything you want, I'll try
E E7
Wind me up and I'll do anything for you
A
I'm just hoping that someday
E
You'll wind me up so I can say
A
"I do" so you can wind me up
E B7
Each minute of each day
E
Wind me up and I will walk
E
Wind me up and I will talk
F#7 B7 E
And I'll say the sweetest things to you
How to play Wind Me Up
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.